Guusje00 schreef:
@ Carp:
mooi dat je die al had :)
ergens hierboven had ik een paar twitteraars (hoe heet dat toch?) gepost: wil wedden dat dus 1 van hen die tweet gaf!
jouw berichtjes "ring a bell" bij me :)
ach en analyse is in mijn geval teveel gezegd: probeer gewoon een gevoel te krijgen van al die berichtjes: hier staat tweetdeck de hele dag aan en bij ieder piep staat berichtje boven in beeld, dus zo blijf je continue op de hoogte zonder moeite te hoeven doen :)
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Verstandig, alleen ik heb teveel om dat continu te doen (30000+ berichten per dag). Ik heb wat queries draaien die eea eruitfilteren. Ga denk ik ook maar eens de ratingagency's volgen.
Ik denk dat het een verstandige keuze van je is geweest om wat putjes aan te schaffen. Maandag GB en VS beurs dicht.
Wie weet wordt het weer doemdenken tijdens zo'n lang weekend vrij....
Dubai, Europa -> sell, sell, sell
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DATE: 2010-05-28 16:55:09 TITLE: Spain Loses AAA Rating From Fitch, More Downgrades To Come
DESCRIPTION: This comes via Win Thin at Brown Brothers Harriman: Fitch downgraded Spain to AA+ from AAA and inexplicably with a stable outlook. Stable? Spain should be downgraded multiple notches. This comes a few weeks after S P downgraded Spain one notch to AA from AA+ and kept a negative outlook. Spain so far has gotten off relatively easy. However, Spain remains way out of line with our own model, which puts Spain at A/A2/A vs. actual ratings of AA/Aaa/AA. Believe it or not, Moody's still has Spain as a triple-A credit. We don't think that can last, and we stress again that we see multiple downgrades ahead for Spain. Indeed, Spain is the 800 pound gorilla in the room. Greece and Portugal are small countries, but Spain is about five times their size with regards to GDP. The euro is of course taking it on the chin and has given up all of today's gains and is flirting with 1.23 level. We commend the ratings agencies in general for the impeccable timing of their announcements, coming today in holiday-thinned conditions as both US and UK shut down ahead of Monday holidays. In general, this should serve as a reminder that while the news stream out of Europe was generally quiet this week, the potential and risk is for more bad news to emerge from time to time and roil markets. Spain is coming increasingly into the crosshairs due to negative developments in its banking system, and the lines of contagion from Greece are growing. Markets have sold off significantly on the news. In related news, the Bank of Spain is trying to get the problem with Spanish savings banks (cajas) under control. I have reported on a few of these mergers in the past links posts. Below is a presentation from the Bank of Spain outlining its position on the health of Spanish banking. This is a very important piece of information given the worries about Spain. Banco de Espana Banking Sector Presentation More to come shortly in an updated version of this post.
DATE: 2010-05-25 18:23:26 TITLE: Fitch cuts Dubai Holding bank unit
DESCRIPTION: UPDATE 2: Agency Fitch downgrades Dubai Bank as concerns mount other Dubai companies may have difficulties.